Just south of Ashiya City Hall, along the sidewalk on National Route 43, a super three-dimensional “Slow Down” message has appeared.
Here it is↓
↑The “Slow Down” painted on the ground has a seriously popping-out effect.
↑It’s designed so you can read it when you’re coming down the slope. It appeared at some point without us noticing, but the colors are still vivid and the chalk guide lines remain, so it seems to have been painted pretty recently.
↑From the side, it looks like this. The red parts stretch out loooong.
↑When you crouch down and look at it from the front, it becomes a font that’s just right and easy to read. The letters look like they’re sitting on top of a platform.
↑The location is just north of the Seido intersection on National Route 43. There’s a crosswalk and pedestrian overpass right nearby.
↑Partway down the slope, there’s another identical “Slow Down” message. Since it’s important, they’re letting you know twice.
↑The “Slow Down” written in red and yellow trick art really stands out, so even people riding their bicycles too fast should notice it easily. Everyone, please be careful not to go too fast when passing through here!
On the map, it’s around here↓
The address is around 8-20 Seidocho, Ashiya City, Hyogo Prefecture.
